The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-23
STREET. NOTES.

The James Wainwright company
vii play Nirgimus on Monday Night
and u retchen Tuesday at The Gar
and.
Mr.. j. p. Anderson. manager of the
department of the Waco
Furniture Company Will conduct the
funeral
III Gassenheimer was jailed yester-
day in default of payment of fine aud
costs, in Justice Makeig's court, Oh
cases OF gambling.
The Garland box Office will be open
ed on Saturday morning for the eale
of reserved seats for Louis James and |
Marie Wainwright.
Two burglars undertook to get into |
Sam Robinson's store on the square
night before last, but were discovered
before gaining entrance. They fled
and escaped arrest.
The next attraction at The Garland
will be Louis James and Marie Vain
wrgot, en- Monday and Tuesday, De-
cember 20 and 81.
Van II4l's detective agency is eX-
ploring tho llilsboro fire, aud II
there is bug under the chip in con
nection therewlth, he Is pretty apt to
be uncovered.
Petitions are being circulated in
Waco and in all the McLennap c0u0ty
precinct, asking congress 30 establish
governmental telegraph system to
be- operated By the poet )tlica depart
meut.
DR.. Cock has close contrac; with
Barton Il Forsgard for four stores
with p ,te glass fronts, at the corner
of Fifth aud Washington streets, rs
far as the carpenter work goes.
In reporting departures on holiday
ticket, over the different roads yes
terday morniDg, The EXAMINER
overlooked Agent Dijlingham's re-
porj of sixty odd tickets sold for the
Central to the southeast"
! Mrs. Brimminghsm, a young mar
/ red lady, died Of consumption and
/ her remains were inferred in the First
Street cemetery day before yesterday
amidst sorrowing family aud friends.
/ Waco Furniture company being the
undertakers.
Mr.. w. n. Grand, of the hotel firm
of Grand Bros received telegram
last night from his brother, Mr.. j. w.
/ Grand, Ii ArdWare merchant of Whit
ney, stating that the latters, wife mad
lust died. Come on the morning
train bringing casket and fhrond.
THE EXAMINER learns that Bob
johnson, whose hand was crushed i'll
the compress accident, is suffering
and utterly disabled The bones are
fl Hing out of his hand. lie is asking
aims and deserves aid.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday from the clerks office to Wa
lace Ford aud Miss Margaret Porter
&. Is. Turner ana Miss Matt c Adams
G.. Is. Strange and Miss Bessie Cald
well, l.. d. Simmons and Miss Ida Y
Williams, col Jred.
There will be = Christmas tree a.
the Christian church Saturday even
ing for the Christian Sunday Schoo
and all friends who desire 10 distri
butte their presents from the tree
The Cumberland Presby terrain give
Christmas tree tonight also.
Mrs } G.. Jenning is engaged II
mas donations for the Buckner Or
phan Home at Dallas. Sh should no
only receive the moral support OF all
but solid subst sntial aid. People
sctuated by correct principles VII
not turn deaf ear to the cry OF tn
f. orphan. Paper bags with the name
of the home on them are left at TT
stores in which to place contributions
On Austin street, from Eleventh
street on west, the cold has buret th,
; water pipes wide open, making lot
; of work for the plumbers. The stree
Yesterday morning was covered will
= water and ice. The fault seems t.
, have been in the pipes being laid TT
; near the surface. 1t Will be
source of considerable incon
yeuience to the residents out ther'
: as well as expensive to pay tor thei'
= repair.
! DlED-At 7p. IN. yesterday, afte
several years illness with consump
. tion. Mrs. Fl zabeIh Wilson, aget
80 wears, the wife OF Mr.. j. L. WILSON
The funeral wi take place from 'h'
residence on North Fifth stree t, II
h O,kwood cemetery at , o'clock tint
:. a t.rnoon. Deceased was all estima
e be lady, kind neighbor and devo'e'
friend. She bad wresilad long an'
4 nrsy,ly vita her dread destroyer bu
her frail and d.licate nature coul'
NOT i1uger bear up under its bur
q den aud she peacefully tell a-lfeF
;. Her heart-broken husband ana be
reaved friends have the sincerest cou